ELIOS 3
3 – ELIOS 3 System specifications
18. DO NOT perform the arming sequence to arm the drone (i.e., making the propellers spin)
during the removal or insertion of the battery, or while objects, fingers, or any other body
parts are inside the protective cage.
19. Avoid touching the drone while the propellers are spinning. If touching the drone while it
is in flight is essential to operations, make sure that it is stable and touch only the
protective cage with your hands wide open and your fingers straight to prevent any of
them from entering the cage. Always wear protective gloves when doing this.
20. Propellers have sharp edges. For this reason, protective gloves MUST be worn when
changing a propeller.
21. If the drone is unresponsive due to a malfunction, disarm it and DO NOT insert your hands
or fingers into the cage until 1 hour after the incident. Wear protective gloves to disconnect
the battery.
22. After a strong impact (more than 1m free fall), do not touch the drone as it may explode or
catch fire. If the aircraft is in an enclosed place, or near to an explosive or flammable
environment, you may carefully place it in a properly ventilated area. The aircraft must
remain under supervision for at least 1 hour following a strong impact. A risk assessment
should be performed prior to attempting to use the drone again.
23. It is recommended to use only transport cases approved by Flyability to transport the
ELIOS 3..
24. Carefully read the Battery Safety Guidelines and the User Manual before using the ELIOS 3
system.
25. During a flight, parts of the aircraft can become very hot. Wait 3 minutes after disarming
the drone for these parts to cool down and access the battery. If time is a constraint, you
may use protective gloves to change the battery during the cooling period.
26. After a flight, wait 3 minutes before touching the following parts:
a. Motors
b. Lighting panels
c. Lidar assembly, if mounted
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